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rpoints and quidco?
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tabath wrote:I ddidn't know there was an admin charge on quidco, I don't know whether I will get that much back during the year so will I have to pay the difference. If so it sounds a bit of a swizz to me.
My point exactly, its all well and good saying quidco is best because they give more but if your a low internet shopping user then rpoints is your best bet to avoid the £5 annual fee.
I treat it as a bonus anyway (if I remember) so I'm not getting involved in paying fees its an unnecessary inconvenience.
Rpoints Pay you £5 just to join.
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rpoints from now on for me then!Starting MB- looking for Raf offers.
Amazon Club Sellers member 0015 come and join us make some space and get hold of some cash, we're on the Ebay and other auctions, Car Boot and Jumble Sales Board0 -
YvonneCrossland wrote:The only place you can get cashback for ebay now is Nectar - you get 8 points for each Buy It Now which is worth 4p in most of the "Nectar" reward shops but it's worth 8p in Adams. I know it's not much but afaik it's the only one now.0
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I much prefer RPoints to Quidco. Everything seems much more transparent - they give you dates when they will pay you, and they stick to that. Quidco just quote and payment date of 'around March', which for me ended up being the 29th.
I did start to use Quidco exclusively, but went back to Rpoints especially with their HCP promise.0 -
I use RPoints too, never tried Quidco because I knew about RPoints matching the highest cashback.
RPoints is good because they pay out quickly and their support forum is good!
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Am I missing something about R points
HCP?
When i go to Rpoints Kelkoe etc and nearly everything else seems to pays half what Quidco or TCB pay so how do you get a HCP to work as it taking forever to mount up my points on there.
Thanks for all tips:oThe curve that can set a lot of things straight is a smile0 -
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I recently joined both Quidco and Rpoints. When I looked in to Quidco a few months back, I thought ebay was listed. Makes sense why I couldnt find it on there.
Its good for me, as I just moved house and took out a loan to consolidate some debts ( and make a cheaper monthly payment ) and I earned £55 !!! Gonna do some shopping for birthday presents online and earn myself enough for a new digi cam I hope.
Not too sure about Rpoints. Looked quite complicated when I signed up the other night.0 -
laura2506 wrote:I recently joined both Quidco and Rpoints. When I looked in to Quidco a few months back, I thought ebay was listed. Makes sense why I couldnt find it on there.
Its good for me, as I just moved house and took out a loan to consolidate some debts ( and make a cheaper monthly payment ) and I earned £55 !!! Gonna do some shopping for birthday presents online and earn myself enough for a new digi cam I hope.
Not too sure about Rpoints. Looked quite complicated when I signed up the other night.
Personally I love Quidco butI think I might be missing something about R Points.
Dont for get to do your 'free clicks'
Look at Tops CAsh Back as well.The curve that can set a lot of things straight is a smile0 -
Amba_Gambla wrote:You don't need to get paypal fees knocked off what you earn - you just need to open a paypal PERSONAL account and you won't pay any fees on what you receive.
I've used quidco since August last year and earned over £300 and counting....
I'm at a loss here.
I've got a Paypal account (opened via ebay when I started with them) so is that not a personal account as I've just paid over £3 for a payment from Quidco?
If not then what sort have I got and can you open a different Paypal account for Quidco to pay into?The curve that can set a lot of things straight is a smile0
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